Dead Wood Falls - Cloher, Jen
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| Format | CD |
| Available | 20-03-2006 |
| Sourced | Australia |
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"One of 2006's most anticipated releases. And if that sounds like an overblown cliche, check them out live and see what I am on about" - Inpress Magazine
Recorded live to tape over five days at Melbourne's infamous Sing Sing Studios, 'Dead Wood Falls' was produced by ARIA winner Paul McKercher (Augie March, You Am I, Eskimo Joe) and features a string of high profile guests including Mia Dyson, Charlie Owen and Bic Runga.
"Moody, blues touched minimalism around aching lyrics ... with a voice seemingly built for loneliness Cloher impresses". - Bernard Zuel, Sydney Morning Herald
"What can I say about Jen Cloher and her band which isn't mind numbingly obvious to those who have seen her play before? Fucking brilliant are two words that come to the fore - big things are on the horizon for these guys". - Beat Magazine
Track Listing
Disc 1:
- Dead Wood Falls
- Peaks and Valleys
- Spring
- The Longing Song
- Better off Dancing
- Red Room
- Rain
- Carol
- Fingersmith
- Streetlights not the Stars
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